Final polls before Tuesday's primaries:

[Buzz Clik]

People a more knowledgeable than me have been saying for the past three weeks that Senator Clinton needs big wins (margins of win of 20% or more) in Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania in order to stand any chance at all of getting the nomination. Here are the final polls for the four states involved in tomorrow's primary:













We'll let the voters do the talking tomorrow, but the polls are strongly indicating that the needed margins of victory simply are not there.

EDIT: The data going into these polls may be found here: http://www.pollster.com/08presidentialprimary.php

You'll note that many polls are used, and the key is the trend.

[Dogmudgeon]

1. The Clinton/TX chart has too few recent data points

Hard to tell, really.

--p!

[Buzz Clik]

2. Three polls in March -- six including those spanning late Feb/early March (link):

http://www.pollster.com/08-TX-Dem-Pres-Primary.php

I agree that it's too close to call a clear winner, and that's the point. Hillary must be the clear winner -- more than just double digits -- in both Texas and Ohio.

[book_worm]

3. According to Public Strategies Tracking Poll Obama leads in early voting 56-44

over course of 2/24-3/1 and African-American turnout has been on par with Latino.

http://www.beloblog.com/KVUE_Blogs/politicaljunkie/belopollday5.pdf

[UALRBSofL]

4. Buzz Clik Thanks for taking the time for posting the polls

Looks pretty close to me. Other then those states, I haven't heard what they are going to do with florida. As far as I know Charlie Crist would pay for a new primary here in florida. It could add a few delegates.

[Buzz Clik]

5. Michigan and Florida are wild cards, no doubt.

Hillary has vowed to stay in regardless of the outcome tomorrow, so we'll see what happens with MI and FL.